New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
SUFFERING ALONG THE RIVIERA.
HOMELESS AND GRIEF-sTRICKEN PEOPLE
REFUGEES FLEEING TO CANNEs-sCENEs AT DIANo-
MARINO

REFUGEES FLEEING TO CANNES-sCENES AT DIANO-
MARINO.
PARIS Feb. 27-Cannes has resumed Its usuai appear
ance The town has thousand more inhabitants thah
IL had before the earthquake and refugees are still ar
rving there The Government architect has examined
the prncpal buildings and found that little damage was
done The Mayor the announces on the authority
OF scientists that there Will be DO recurrence OF inc
Some houses at Boullon have fallen down owing to
damage sustained during the shoe KS In several places
ROME Feb 27-Heartrend ng details OF the disasters
caused by the earthquakes continue to arrive. Az
father extrcated from the debris when the latter
died S spot % a Rs 8c si e nS he
shock the people having reentered their houses 10 pro
clothing lhe sum of $4,000 has been found III 'he
Bodies wrapped in shrouds lie in the middle Of M the
streets At Bussana only church steepc remains stand
ing The soldiers there still searching the ruins
They have rescued twentyseven persons, all OF whom
The panic was renewed at Genoa to-day on false re-,
port that Father Dcnza had nredicGSa S aotnge ooms
se%ss to B0n neTn 1@Gs to nT They
in caages and p"c parss Was Sas S ysed
Baiarlo and attended the funeral of go victims of the
church collapse. who buried in common trench IN
rary hospital for the injured Slight oscillations felt
to-day at Albenra and Porto Manrizo Keller cor eomGes ~ IL @
possible TO supply the numerous wants a ol Nnn @ t
in fSr ered e" eSVer
that there need be no further fear o, ..ou. ,,,o,
Reno deserted.
and l5 injured in that town. A.,
The troops have been compeed to keep back at the
point of the bayonet crowds of despairing men ana
women who were impeding the work OF excavation III
their efforts find missing relatives The bodies ot te
victims OF the disaster terribly disfeured Inc sur
ferings OF the survivors are great. the supply
OF provisions and drugs and the ambulance apparatus
being painfully inadequate The work OF the rescuers Is
attended with considerable danger In some cases tne
have obliged TO flee from tot ering walls although
they could OF victims buried beneath inc
debris All Of the family OF the may or
of Baardo we're killed OF another family CONSISTING OF
twenty-five persons. named Macsri only single mem
ber half demented. Is left. IIaltclothcd people are
wandering the seashore, exposed 10 the ncicheht
weather. AT Diano-M Marino woman and chlld were
taken out alive after being eDtOmbed three Gays.
Groans can still he heard in the ruins. especaly In the
Via Garihald The lost oil valued at S5oo0oo Inc
losses other property heavy: Onega Is threat
ened with OF rain snow which VIII cause rear
distress although clothing and supplies OF all kinds arc
begin ing to arrive in ample quantities from Genoa.
refugees heng erected and y"inneers oG
search parties plentiful The activity OF the GcnoeSe
doctors is beyond praise boy who was enombeo nree
days rescued unhuri In he'd Nobody enters nous,
who able to obtain shelter elsewhere. Only new ahu
wcllbut houses are habtable.